Johnston, Howie and Maclean gain pass marks at Pro Golf Tour Q School
By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Liam Johnston from Dumfries finished first at the Pro Golf Tour Qualifying School over two rounds at Paderborn Golf Club, Germany.
Johnston, a former Scottish amateur stroke-play champion, had 12 birdies over rounds of 69 and 67 for eight-under 136, winning the event by a single shot from Dutchman Max Albertus (67-70).
Other Scots in the field of 96 players, Craig Howie and Christopher Maclean, both amateurs, gained pass marks by sharing 13th place on 141. Howie had a pair of 71s, Maclean 72 and 70.
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By COLIN FARQUHARSON
Liam Johnston from Dumfries finished first at the Pro Golf Tour Qualifying School over two rounds at Paderborn Golf Club, Germany.
Johnston, a former Scottish amateur stroke-play champion, had 12 birdies over rounds of 69 and 67 for eight-under 136, winning the event by a single shot from Dutchman Max Albertus (67-70).
Other Scots in the field of 96 players, Craig Howie and Christopher Maclean, both amateurs, gained pass marks by sharing 13th place on 141. Howie had a pair of 71s, Maclean 72 and 70.
TO VIEW ALL THE SCORES
CLICK HERE
Labels: Amateur Men, PRO GOLF
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